Indian Medical Association (IMA) warns of the third wave if Covid-19 rules are not followed
It is essential to speed up the vaccination drive and follow Covid-appropriate behaviour aggressively.
Anti-Hindu elements criticise a tweet showing NASA intern’s photo with Idols of Hindu Deities in the background
When NASA has no objection to the Deities in the intern’s photo, why are the so-called intellectuals offended ?
Two Indians hired by Chinese nationals arrested for an online cheating scam
China is using various tactics to attack Indians. The Indian Government should immediately block such Chinese apps that cheat Indians and try to retrieve their money.
Union Minister of State and a staunch Hindu, Shobha Karandlaje, deleted all tweets hours before the swear-in ceremony
Hindus expect that Karandlaje should now show her faith in Hindu Dharma through her actions
Delhi Bar Council temporarily suspends advocate Iqbal Malik’s license for using his chamber for religious conversion
The Bar Council should not just temporarily cancel the licence, but also put such individuals behind the bar.
Two soldiers arrested for selling classified documents to the Pakistani intelligence ISI
Such traitors should be given capital punishment
If Twitter does not comply with the New IT Rules, Government can take action : Delhi High Court
Twitter has agreed at Delhi High Court that they had not yet complied with the Center’s new Information Technology rules. Government is free to take action against Twitter.
After jihadi terrorists, Naxals attempt to use drones
India should develop and deploy anti-drone systems as soon as possible.
The third wave of Covid-19 may hit its peak between October-November : Scientists’ speculation
If Indians do not abide by the rules about the Corona Pandemic, the third wave may hit its peak between October-November.
Decide bail plea of accused Mohan Nayak uninfluenced by the previous order
The Karnataka High Court had ordered to drop the charges on the accused Mohan Nayak under the Karnataka Control of Organised Crime Act (KCOCA) in the Gauri Lankesh murder case.